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I know I was just wondering if there is another option on the head design besides the torx. And I have a couple bolts that can't take much more their close to being rounded out
I mentioned McMaster before and they have a lot of good choices.
But there is another source for getting the exact bolts, nuts, and a whole lot of all those goofy bolts, nuts, clips, wiring aids, etc. I use this site a lot and if your active in Ford or any vehicle manufacturer repairs and mods, this is a good place to benchmark. Shipping can be a tad slow, but comparing the price for these parts compared to the dealer can be significant.
When I first found them it was like being 10yo and locked accidentally in the candy store. A kids got to get to thrive overnight, right?
Over the years I paid dearly for some of those little bolts, clips, etc at the Ford dealer. And here for the same cost of buying two or three, I can buy a pack of 25. And they've got so much as you go through the list. I bought parts for GM or other manufacturers that fit the need of something I'm doing.
It's just a good source to have in your reference web list.
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I was just wondering if there is another option on the head design besides the torx. And I have a couple bolts that can't take much more their close to being rounded out
